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Yes, maths in 12th is compulsory to take admission for BCA course in North Bengal University.

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Hello Ritika,
Yes, maths is very much compulsory for B.Com (H) in NMIMS. You should have maths either as an optional subject (5th subject) or as an additional subject (6th subject) in your 12th class.

Hi Akshay,
Yes, definitely there is a chance especially for the reserved category. Keep any eye on the cut off, you will surely get admission. Good luck.

NCERT is the best book I can suggest you to prepare for JNU entrance exam og geography.
Also go through this link which can really help you more- https://www.amazon.in/JNU-Chapterwise-Previous-Geography-Examination/dp/9352512529

Please refer to the link provided below for a list of colleges which offer courses in M.Sc mathematics in Gwalior:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-mathematics-colleges-Gwalior.

After B.Sc in mathematics, you can do M.Sc in mathematics or MCA in case you are interested in computers.

After completing your Bachelor's degree, many career options will be available for you. But, first you have to decide that what do you want to do and in which field you are interested. If you are interested in further studies, then you can go for M.Sc, MCA, MBA, etc. You can also make your career in professorship or research field. If you are interested in jobs after B.Sc then you can prepare for government jobs and competitive exams like IAS, UPSC, IBPS and SSC exams.

After completing B.Sc, you can pursue Masters in statistics from Indian Institute of Statistics, Sri Ram College of Commerce, etc. After completing this course, you can work as a statistician in Department of Statistics in Central Government.

You can consider the below mentioned programs:
1. Actuarial Science
2. MCA
3. Data Science
4. Big data analysis
5. MBA
6. Civil services
7. Project management certification
8. Environmental Science
9. Geo informatics
10. Forensic Science